Top Tips for Elderly Footcare
Feet – you either love them or hate them but looking after them is very important. Healthy, looked after feet helps you remain independent and aids movement and activity.
Volunteering in Ukraine by Nardia
In early July I decided to go and do some volunteering in Ukraine. I had been following Lviv volunteer kitchen on Twitter and had been wanting to help in person for a long time. Like many people, giving money no longer seemed enough, so I decided to give something more precious, my time.
Energy Saving Ideas
No one likes being cold or sitting in the dark, but energy bill prices are a real worry for so many people.
Here, we explore ways to lower your expenses, ensuring cost-effectiveness and help with reducing bills.
Turning Back Time: The How and Why of British Summer Time Changes
On Sunday 29th October at 2am the clocks went back. Officially the end of British Summer Time. This is the time change meant we all
Sepsis Unravelled: Understanding, Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
What is Sepsis? Sepsis is a life-threatening infection; it is when your immune system overreacts to an infection and starts to damage your body’s own
Living With Dementia in the Colder Months
Winter can be a difficult time for anyone, but for someone living with dementia it can be tough. The bad and colder weather can bring
We Have Moved Offices
We are very excited to announce we have moved offices. We were in Winnal for many years but working on an industrial estate has its
Sundowners Syndrome: Facts, Misconceptions and Tips for Care
“Sundowners’ syndrome,” commonly known as “sundowning,” is frequently observed in hospitals and long-term care facilities when elderly patients, particularly those with dementia, exhibit confusion or
Being a Carer for a Loved One
Being a carer for someone you love is rewarding but can be equally stressful at the same time. Carers give their hearts and souls ensuring